Re: Migrating Mono 2.0. Crossplatform GUI components.

> I guess it depends on your requirements.  .Net (and Mono) comes with a
> toolbar, grid, and tree.  So part of it will be figuring out what
> additional functionality you need that you are getting from third party
> controls.
>
> Right now, I do not know of any third party controls that work out of
> the box with Mono.  Hopefully, with the release of Mono 2.0, this will
> change as we work with some third party vendors to get their controls
> working on Mono.
>
> Jonathan
>
>
> Yakov Danilov wrote:
>  
>> Hi everyone.
>>
>>     Because of Mono 2.0. release our firm has some plans about creation of crossplatorm client that could be used with .Net 2.0 on Windows and Mono 2.0 on Linux systems.
>>
>>     Business logic can be used without any problem, but GUI has been created using Infragistics components that have too many Win Api calls and can be used only on Windows.
>>
>>     Thats why we need components written in managed C# and WinForms that can be used on both platforms. Basically we need Toobar, Grid, Tree. At this time I find only SourceGrid. Can anybody advice us such components? Writing own components too  laborious.
>>
>> p.s. Sorry if my English is not so well.
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